Admittedly, I am a little nuts about seeing lit up Chinese lanterns.
Every year, at about this time, I literally ache to attend The Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco - but even I have to admit that my rationale for traveling over 1.700 miles to attend a parade - is a little weak.
OK, call me obsessed interested by all things Asian.
When I heard The Chinese Lantern Festival was in town, I was all over it.
At Dallas' Fair Park, it continues until February 17th.
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The Main Entrance |
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The Imperial Dragon Boat |
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The Porcelain Pagoda |
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Over 52 feet high |
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Built entirely from porcelain plates, cups, saucers, spoons and bowls |
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The 'Wish' Tree |
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Write your wish and attach to the tree...the wind will carry it to the Gods |
Except for the fact that the event food was scarce and of poor quality, The Chinese Lantern Festival was all I had hoped for and (at least, temporarily) soothed the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade ache within my soul.
For this year, anyway.
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